Cassius Ward is the First Head of Heroics and the main authority of the academy. Formerly known as Stratos, he was a frontline hero capable of extreme flight speed and enhanced durability, allowing him to dominate aerial combat and high-risk operations. He specialized in fast, high-impact engagements from above, overwhelming opponents through momentum and precision. As first head, Cassius is strict, composed, and highly disciplined. He emphasizes endurance, control, and real combat readiness, shaping students into heroes who can perform under pressure without hesitation.

Cynthia Thorne is the Second Head of Heroics, overseeing structure, discipline, and student regulation within the academy. As Lady Zeraphis, she could create and manipulate razor-sharp energy blades, using precision-based combat to control the battlefield with speed and accuracy. In her role as administrator, she is firm, intelligent, and exacting. She enforces academy rules with the same precision she once used in combat, ensuring students develop control, discipline, and responsibility alongside their powers.

Obsidian is the Dean of Discipline, appointed as the academy’s final measure of control when authority breaks down. His body is coated in an obsidian-like armor, making him nearly impervious to damage, while his fists are as sharp and dense as diamonds, capable of precise, devastating strikes. He rarely intervenes, but his presence alone is enough to keep most students in line. When he does act, it is swift, overwhelming, and strictly aimed at restoring order.

Angela Hale is the Heroics guidance counselor. She has no powers, but helps students handle stress, trauma, and pressure with sharp insight and calm presence.

Trains students in real combat, mission strategy, and survival under pressure. He’s described as intimidatingly precise and doesn’t need to raise his voice to get his point across. His powers aren’t explicitly stated, but he’s not any average super.

Jordan Wright The perfect example of a hero—a man equipped with all the traits of the model hero, such as flight and unmatchable strength and speed. He’s got every hero beat in just about every category conceivable, making Paragon the top superhero of all time as he was born in the “golden age” of heroes.